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Jewish Quarterly
 
Jewish Quarterly
 
The Jewish Quarterly is managed  by the [[Jewish Literary Trust Ltd]].  Registered charity No. 268589  
 
The Jewish Quarterly is managed  by the [[Jewish Literary Trust Ltd]].  Registered charity No. 268589  

Latest revision as of 13:51, 8 November 2026

The Jewish Quarterly

Logo Jewish Quarterly logo.png
The Jewish Quarterly logo
Type Quarterly journal
Founder(s) Jacob Sonntag[1]
Industry Magazine publishing
Homepage jewishquarterly.com[2]

Jewish Quarterly The Jewish Quarterly is managed by the Jewish Literary Trust Ltd. Registered charity No. 268589

History

The Jewish Quarterly was founded in 1953 by Jacob Sonntag, a journalist born in 1905 in Bukovina who had come to Britain as a refugee in November 1938; he edited it from 1953 until his death on 27 June 1984. A history published by the journal for its seventieth anniversary describes it as founded in Britain by Jewish refugees from Central and Eastern Europe, and quotes the historian W. D. Rubinstein as writing that Sonntag "edited the Quarterly almost single-handedly, always on a shoestring budget".[1] The same article names later editors including Elena Lappin (1994–97), Matthew Reisz (1997–2007) and Rachel Lasserson (2007–13), with Natasha Lehrer and Devorah Baum as guest editors of the fiftieth and sixtieth anniversary issues.[1]

The journal is the other name on the Charity Commission register of Jewish Literary Trust Limited (charity 268589; company 01189861), incorporated on 7 November 1974.[3]

Relaunch under licence, 2021

In November 2020 The Jewish Chronicle reported that the Melbourne-based publisher Morry Schwartz had taken an 18-year licence from the journal's trustees to publish it, rather than buying it outright. Schwartz was quoted: "I'm not the owner, I'm the licensee. I have editorial independence, but we [he and the trustees] agree on the general direction of its contents." The report named Jonathan Pearlman, editor of Schwartz's Australian Foreign Affairs, as editor, and Ian Black, Natasha Lehrer and Jo Glanville as consulting editors. It said Schwartz had learned of the journal's difficulties from Andrew Renton, who had been on its board.[4] The journal's website says it relaunched in 2021 and is distributed worldwide, and that Pearlman is also world editor of The Saturday Paper.[2]

Editors

Editors named in the sources cited
Editor Years
Jacob Sonntag 1953–1984[1]
Elena Lappin 1994–1997[1]
Matthew Reisz 1997–2007[1]
Rachel Lasserson 2007–2013[1]
Keith Kahn-Harris 2015 (spring issue masthead)
Jonathan Pearlman 2020–present[4][2]

People

Circa 2015

Trustees

Lance Blackstone, Mark Goldberg, Mike Green, James Freedman, Andrew Renton, Stanley Salter

Advisory Board

Devorah Baum, Professor David Feldman (Director, Pears Institute for the Study of Antisemitism, Birkbeck, University of London), Amerlia Glaser (Associate Professor, Univ. of California, San Diego), Sophie Lewis, David Shneer (Singer Professor of Jewish History, University of Colorado, Boulder) Dr Adam Sutcliffe (Senior Lecturer in European History, King's Colllege, London)

Editorial Board

Natasha Blumenthal, Daniel Lichman, David Mazower, Daniella Peled, Howard Cooper, Naomi Gryn, Lawrence Joffe, Sean Shapiro

Contact

Contact details info@jewishquarterly.org editor@jewishquarterly.org Address : 28 St. Albans Lane, London NW11 7QE, United Kingdom www.jewishquarterly.org UK bookshop distributor: Central Books Tel: +44 (0)20 8986 4854 Printed and bound in the UK by Henry Ling Limited, at the Dorset Press, Dorchester

Sponsors and Patrons

The Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation | Anonymous The Humanitarian Trust | The John S Cohen Foundation | The Shoresh Trust | The Lord Kalms | Sir Trevor Chinn CVO| Mr Martin Paisner OBE | The Denis and Sheila Cohen Charitable Trust | The Sidney and Elizabeth Corob Charitable Trust | The Rifkind Levy Charitable Settlement | Mr James Freedman | Michael Green QC | Robin Hyman and Inge Hyman | Dr Tony Klug | Mr David Levin | Daniel Pelts and Elizabeth Peltz | Sara Philips and Paul Philips | Mr Stephen Rubin | Mrs Barbara Sieratzky and Dr Harry Sieratzky

Friends

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 The Jewish Quarterly at seventy The Jewish Quarterly, 2023, accessed 8 November 2026.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 About The Jewish Quarterly, accessed 8 November 2026.
  3. ↑ Charity Commission, Jewish Literary Trust Limited (268589) register entry, accessed 8 November 2026.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Jenni Frazer, The media investor relaunching the Jewish Quarterly The Jewish Chronicle, 30 November 2020, accessed 8 November 2026.
  5. ↑ https://kahn-harris.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/JQ-spring-2015-digital-full-run_compressed.pdf